Retro Gaming News
‘DoDonPachi DaiOuJou DX Reco.ver’ was only available for a day. The Japanese feature phone preservation community have shown themselves to be experts at recovering games that many had believed would be forever lost to time, but its latest achievement could be one of its most impressive finds yet. That’s because, as revealed yesterday by RockmanCosmo…
That’s two more than the SNES version! Brazilian developer Mauro Xavier is still hard at work on his unofficial port of Final Fight for the Sega Genesis / Mega Drive, and has just revealed that it could be getting support for three players. “Dig out your multitaps,” he proclaims on social media. “Although it’s still…
It’s sort of a cliche that everyone has a different favorite Pokémon. To be clear, some Pokémon are clearly a lot more popular than others, but why there’s a popularity gap between Pokémon often comes down to a fairly arbitrary matter of exposure. Pikachu, for example, wasn’t intended as a franchise mascot- but it…
Retro gaming nostalgia is leaving its imprint on the online casino arena. Pixelated graphics and timeless sound effects are just a few of the ways arcade and console favorites have given online casino play a new spin. By merging past and present, developers are reinventing reels, bonuses and even live experiences in ways that appeal…
Gaming communities once lived in arcades, spaces filled with the steady hum of CRT monitors and the familiar clink of quarters. Players formed rivalries around high score leaderboards and built friendships in the warm glow of cabinet screens. While those neon-lit halls are less common today, the drive to connect has never disappeared. It has…
A $300 million black hole in handheld form. As much as I love modern-day gaming hardware, it’s all a little too safe for my liking. Platform holders like Nintendo, Sony and Microsoft have a stranglehold on the industry now, and, outside of the likes of Valve, AYANEO and ROG – all of whom are producing…
Talk to robots or conduct cruel experiments with electricity. The Japanese developer 72Studio and its publisher Room6 have announced that it will be releasing a new retro-inspired visual novel called BatteryNote on Steam next month on October 10th (thanks Famitsu!). The short sci-fi themed adventure game sees players step into the role of a mechanic…
New York, NY (September 20, 2022) – Atari® — one of the world’s most iconic consumer brands and interactive entertainment producers — will open minting for a new NFT collaboration with the Brazilian pop culture artist Butcher Billy. The collection of 2,600 unique NFTs, based on 15 original artworks, celebrates Atari’s 50th Anniversary. Each fine…
“We looked at it and said, ‘We don’t get it. We don’t know what this is.’”. Now we are a couple decades or so removed from the original launch of Pokémon in the West, it’s hard to imagine there ever being a point where people were unsure about the possibility of it taking off outside…
“They had an early draft of a Resident Evil movie from Romero, but it was not good”. Over the years, the Resident Evil series has inspired a large number of films, and even a Netflix TV show, with the latest news being that the series is set for another adaptation from Zach Cregger (the director…